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Santiago is adding another DNS list in a market with no online casino or sportsbook licence. On 21 September 2026 the Undersecretariat of Telecommunications notified ISPs to add 37 domains, subdomains and mirrors to their DNS blocks. The Superintendence of Gaming Casinos (SCJ) had validated the list. Providers have 48 hours from notice. The order […]
Argentina’s betting search has stopped splitting among licensed brands and gathered on one. In August 2026, Blask data put Betano at 35.9% of Argentina iGaming demand — more than double the next brand. The 2025 leader had already lost the position by January; the summer print stretched the gap. Betsson ran the country for most […]
The same search string covers two operators — and August 2026 moved both. Licensed BetPlay Colombia took more than half of brand search back in a single month. In the United States, a different Betplay added share while staying ninth. The Colombian brand is the onshore site Coljuegos lists for Corredor Empresarial S.A. The namesake […]
Ecuador has completed its online sports betting framework with a $315K annual license fee, local incorporation rules and stricter compliance requirements. But Blask data shows the market is already fully offshore, with 113 active brands and $332M in annual CEB.
Chile's licensed casino sector posted $597.5M in 2025, a 4.5% decline attributed to illegal online competition. Blask data confirms the claim: 146 online brands operate in Chile, 0% onshore. The unregulated online market crossed $1B in projected revenue in 2025.
Stake enters Buenos Aires Province as a licensed operator through stake.bet.ar and IPLyC. Blask data shows the brand already held Argentina's highest projected revenue — $164M CEB — as an offshore operator. The licence shifts both the competitive structure and the regulatory picture.
Brazilian authorities arrested Alberth Cesar Janjon, the man linked to the Brabet gambling brand, in a May 21 raid on a Campinas luxury apartment. The arrest was part of Operation Dirty Game, targeting a six-state network that used influencers with millions of followers to funnel players onto unlicensed platforms. Blask data placed Brabet at #21 in Brazil by demand at the time of the arrest.
Brazil's Federal Court of Accounts confirmed 40% of betting operators still work without a licence, 16 months into regulated operation. Blask data shows unlicensed brands have lost the consumer battle — their demand share dropped from 8.9% to 4.3% — but still hold roughly 22% of estimated market revenue. That gap runs through the payment layer, and it's exactly where TCU's enforcement recommendations now point.
